Frivolities Collection

Roller Skating Show
Bella Avalon and Percy Athos perform an act on rollerskates in The New Prince's Frivolities at the New Prince's Theatre in London (later known as the Shaftesbury Theatre). Date: 1925

Jean Rai, cabaret performer, theatrical portrait in satin gown, with doll. Captioned, A Rai of Sunshine'. With description, Miss Jean Rai

Sketch by Fish of Fred Dixon in his Danse Moderne with his fake dancing partner as part of the New Princes Friviloities, Princes Restaurant, London, 1926 Date: 1926

Sketch by Fish of Jean Rai and chorus in Silvery Dreams part of of the New Princes Friviloities, Princes Restaurant, London, 1926 Date: 1926

Bea Zoltana, in the New Princes Frivolities cabaret, London
Hungarian dancer Bea Zoltana, in Percy Athoss New Princes Frivolities cabaret, New Princes Restaurant, London, 1925 Date: 1925

Tamara and Robert Brunnau in New Princes Frivolities cabaret
Tamara and Robert Brunnau in Percy Athoss New Princes Frivolities cabaret show at the New Princes Restaurant, London, 1926 (7th edition) Date: 1926

The Mysterious Musty, cabaret novelty act and conjuror at Percy Athoss New Princes Frivolities cabaret show at the New Princes Restaurant, London, 1926 (7th edition) Date: 1926

Jean Rai, the star of Percy Athoss New Princes Frivolities cabaret show at the New Princes Restaurant, London, 1926 (7th edition) Date: 1926

Programme Cover for the New Princes Frivolities cabaret
Programme Cover for Percy Athoss New Princes Frivolities cabaret show at the New Princes Restaurant, London, 1926 (7th edition) Date: 1926

Dance in a Park, Aubusson Tapestry Workshop, c. 1782 (wool & silk)
747321 Dance in a Park, Aubusson Tapestry Workshop, c.1782 (wool & silk) by French School, (18th century); 311.8x541.7 cm; Minneapolis Institute of Arts, MN

The Swing (oil on canvas)
FIT282887 The Swing (oil on canvas) by Pater, Jean-Baptiste Joseph (1695-1736); 45x55.4 cm; Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge, UK; (add.info.: La Balancoire; ); eFitzwilliam Museum; French

Bath and its Baths in their Palmy Days (engraving)
1041820 Bath and its Baths in their Palmy Days (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Bath and its Baths in their Palmy Days)

A portrait of the cabaret producer Percy Athos, London, 1924 destined to produce the famed cabaret show New Princes Frivolities at the New Prince Restaurant in Piccadilly Date: 1924

The Athos Beauties in The New Princes Frivolities, London (1
The Athos Beauties in The New Princes Frivolities (1928) cabaret show at the New Prince Restaurant conceived by Percy Athos Date: 1928

A scene from The New Princes Frivolities, London (1926)
A scene from The New Princes Frivolities (1926) cabaret show at the New Prince Restaurant conceived by Percy Athos Date: 1926

Jean Rai in the New Princes Frivolities cabaret show, London
Jean Rai in the New Princes Frivolities cabaret show (1928) at the New Princes Restaurant Date: 1928

War frivolities. Illustration shows a vignette cartoon with a brawl at center among reserve soldiers anxious for action, and vignettes depicting war-related shortages and other problems at home

Mlle Terpsichore from the cabaret at the New Princes Restaur
Mlle Terpsichore from the cabaret (5th edition of the New Princes Frivolities) at the New Princes Restaurant, London, 1925 Date: 1925

Bea Zoltana from the cabaret at the New Princes Restaurant
Bea Zoltana (Hungarian dancer) from the cabaret (6th edition of the New Princes Frivolities) at the New Princes Restaurant, London, 1925 Date: 1926

Edna Maude from cabaret at the New Princes Restaurant, Londo
Edna Maude from cabaret (the 8th edition of the New Princes Frivolities) at the New Princes Restaurant, London, 1927 Date: 1927

The Dorians in Cabaret 1929 at the New Princes Restaurant, London, 1929 Date: 1929

Programme cover for New Princes Frivolities at the New Princes Restaurant, London. Artwork by Gordon Conway. 1925

New Princes Frivolities at the New Princes Restaurant
Programme Cover for the New Princes Frivolities at the New Princes Restaurant, London, 1924. Artwork by Gordon Conway. Date: 1924

Programme cover for Frivolities de France, 1938
Programme cover for Frivolities de France, staged at the Prince of Wales Theatre (described as Londons Folies Bergere) by Alfred Esdaile, London, 1938. Art work by Louis Curti. Date: 1938

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Step into a world of whimsy and wonder with the New Princes Frivolities cabaret. From roller skating shows to theatrical portraits, this captivating extravaganza is sure to leave you spellbound. Miss Jean Rai, a true ray of sunshine, graces the stage in her satin gown, accompanied by a doll that adds an enchanting touch to her performance. The sketch by Fish captures Fred Dixon in his mesmerizing Danse Moderne, showcasing his graceful movements and artistic expression. In another sketch by Fish, Jean Rai takes center stage once again alongside a chorus dressed in silvery costumes. Their synchronized dance routine is nothing short of breathtaking as they captivate the audience with their elegance and charm. Bea Zoltana brings her unique talents to the New Princes Frivolities cabaret in London. Her performances are filled with energy and charisma that light up the stage and leave spectators wanting more. Tamara and Robert Brunnau take audiences on a journey through their captivating routines at the New Princes Frivolities cabaret. Their chemistry on stage is undeniable as they effortlessly glide across the floor, leaving everyone awestruck. Prepare to be amazed by The Mysterious Musty's novelty act at this extraordinary event. With tricks up their sleeve and surprises around every corner, they bring an element of mystery that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. Jean Rai shines bright as she steals hearts as the star performer of Percy Athoss' New Princes Frivolities. Her talent knows no bounds as she enchants audiences night after night with her mesmerizing presence. The programme cover for the New Princes Frivolities cabaret sets the tone for an unforgettable evening filled with laughter, joy, and pure entertainment. It promises an experience like no other where dreams come alive under dazzling lights. Transport yourself back in time with Dance in a Park from Aubusson Tapestry Workshop circa 1782.